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Dena Olyaie

Startup Advisor & Marketing Consultant

Dena Olyaie is a Product Marketing Consultant at Zipline, currently based in Washington, DC. She has a diverse background that spans across healthcare, technology, and political sectors. Olyaie is recognized as a hybrid leader in growth, product marketing, and business operations, particularly within venture-backed technology companies. She holds a degree from The George Washington University, which contributes to her expertise in the field.12

In her role at Zipline, she focuses on bringing innovative thinking to established industries, aiming to enhance product marketing strategies.3

Highlights

Aug 26 · linkedin

I’m turning to you—my network—for conversation, reconnections, and possibilities. I’m looking to sink my teeth into something new.

I’ve been working as a self-employed product marketing consultant over the past 2 years. Another exciting project that my wife and I have been working on for about the same amount of time is Marjahn (MJ) 🎉.

I’d love to talk with you if there’s something that’s keeping you or business up at night. If you’re looking for a solid partner to sit across the table with you and will ideas to life.

Here’s some of my recent work: Olyaie.com

PS: if you’re curious about how to break into consulting, let’s talk. I won’t sell you a course, or fake frameworks. Happy to be an open book.

Feb 12 · linkedin

Losing a job is terrible. Losing fertility benefits is worse. Losing your family planning dream is inconsolable.

I'm so happy to see that employer-sponsored fertility benefits are on the rise.

But I can't help but feel completely gutted at hearing the whispered stories from people who are having to put their family planning journey on hold -- or worse--grieving at the loss of what can now no longer be.

Fertility & family planning issues aren't talked enough about. Losing a job isn't either.

These two topics combined are in the least popular quadrant of a 2x2.

This isn't a post about how to find the right health plan, or how to band together to get federal changes in place.

It's an empathetic post to everyone out there dealing with a terrible job market, and are secretly grieving down to the very core of their being.

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States